For what it's worth, I hate being the problem with no solutions person. I don't think it's particularly useful and when I can think of potential solutions I will push for them at my own expense. Though honestly, those expenses are typically short lived and turn into benefits in the long term.
This problem however seems different from other problems. I don't see a solution and fear the target of legislation is inadequate and misplaced. Though I don't know where it should go either.
Edit: I believe what will happen is that legislation will focus on empowering powerful people and disempowering poor people. Which based on the article will be stated to be for the benefit of marginalized groups while only benefiting members of said groups when they are already in positions of power. As is normally the case.
And what about Russia? What can we do to stop them from using AI maliciously? Not to suggest they will, it's just the commonly stated villain.
Even a solution of first arrival doesn't inspire confidence. As any sufficient system is likely to escape and render us as we have rendered cows.
Edit: I propose many solutions for climate change that are more severe than most people will accept. Things like incredibly expensive garbage collection (because I can get by with zero garbage and so can everyone else) and taxes on new item purchases(scaling exponentially for wants instead of needs) with incentives for products to become more focused on longevity. And many others.